Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1887-06-09
HERE AND THERE.

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Have you tried the Indian Doctors
inement?
A son was born to Mr.. and mrs Oleson
the past week.
L. Fournier has new hard wood
f1uor in his barber shop.
Mrs. E. Kelner, of Centralia is re-
ported sick.
w. I. King has received an increase
In his pension.
Chas. Lauber is papering the EN-
mons building this week.
JOS. Demeroe's residence in Centralia
is rebuilt and nicely painted.
Miss Celia Compton, returned from
her visit at Pittsville Monday morning.
Frank Seymour and family are nicely
settled in their new home in this city.
Life is short-its thorns are many
let US not neglect any of its flowers"
The NJ. L. Bensley Pulp mill looks
very much better with it's new dress of
paint.
MI. James Cameron we are pleased to
note is able to be about transacting bus
mess.
MRS. J. W. Cochran left Tuesdat
evening for Whitehall, H., with her
children.
ono sound ever went to the heart,
whose arrow was not feathered by sad
ness
G.F. Bellows left for Sherry Wednes-
day morning where he will be employed
as mill-wright.
D. w. Worthington is again at work
IN milwaukee. He is employed ON the
Journal.
Ambrose VanSlette and family, of
Trappe City, are visiting in this city
with his people.
Mrs. norris E.: Bennett, of Columbia
county, mother of MIS-. McCann, is visit
ing with her daughter.
MRS., Cholvin and little daughter re-
turned to their home near Dubuque,
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Stafford, of Fort Atkinson, is
Waiting in this city the guest of her
| daughter, Mrs. Loomis.
| III. w. Lord engaged his services with
j. w. Cameron q Co., of Vesper, and
will take charge of the store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Saul Preston are happy
over the arrival Of son. Born Tues
day afternoon, May 31st, 1887.
A petition of citizens praying the
common council to place tax of $500
on ali dogs is awaiting action.
The Pioneer Wood Pulp Co., have
lately erected a large building just back
of their office for storing pulp.
The U. S. Government make regular
purchases of 'Tansill's Punch" SC.
Cigar for the army.
Twenty-four car loads of sugar passed
through this ,tity the past week On the
Green Bay railroad billed for La Crosse
F. w. Cooley has been re-engaged as
principal of the Stevens Point school
for another year at a salary of $4,000.
The Cranberry and Blueberry crop
promises a large yield. Blueberries
will be handled by MI. n. e. Emmons
as usual.
Chas. Quinn has closed his labort
with NJ. L. Bensley last week and is now
in the employ of Henry Sherry, as
The Amigo Republican continues to
improve in its make up and general
appearance. It's a well conducted paper
and well patronized.
He who lives In the temper of his
! time buvs his goods at AntizCorner
Prices of the Fair Dealer T; C.. ST..
Amour.
DR.. johnson once, speaking of a
quarrelsome fellow, said, eff he had
two ideas in his head they would fall
out with each other"
During the past two weeks We editor
and wife are indebted to Miss Georgina
Arpln for several pleasant rides behind
their span of blacks.
Persons who subscribed to- the Hearted
fund can leave the amount subscribed
with Mr.. Frank Hamm or Mr.. Hearted
himself.
! Geo. L. Williams and Geo R. Gardner
. left Monday evening for Sparta to argue
the case of Mack & Spencer VS.. NJ. L.
Bensley.
The clerks in the City Cash store
have attractive show windows this week
One side given to glass ware and crockery
the other to fancy articles, Lace, &c.
Miss Georgiana Arpin leaves for
Pittsville the last of this week to be alb
sent some time assisting her friends in
the art of painting.
A new sidewalk and road crossing
laid with 2 inch plank was built the
past week across the right-of-way on
the GreenE Bay road near theVdepot.
! MARRIED. the Ne. E. parsonage
June the 9Th, by Rev. S. Smith. Mr..
Stephen A. Warren to Miss Till1e |.
Rein, only daughter of Daniel Rein
| Esq, both of Rudolph.
First Come First Served with our
best Gilt Edge. fresh butter at 12a cents
per h., at T. G.. st. Amour's Fair
Corner.
H. Lefebve's new addition is progress
! ing rapidly Under Mr.. Lemley'
supervision. It will add greatly to the
comfort and convenience of that
residence.
Mr. E. Dutruit, county treasurer OF
Lincoln County spent the Sabbath in
, Centralia the guest OF E. B. Rossier
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